President Polk sent General Taylor to claim an area of disputed land for the United States.
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Intellectual property is just as essential to freedom as other forms of property, and just as morally justified. It secures the same type of labor and the same values as property. It thus secures the life and liberty of its owners, and provides uniquely important support to free expression and free inquiry :)
The best option regarding Lyndon Johnson's actions as president would be that "<span>He tried to continue Kennedy's policies," since he turned out to be a highly progressive President. </span>
i think its the First answer
